ALISE / Pratt-Severn Faculty Innovation AwardEstablished in 1996, the $1,000 cash award (sponsored by Pratt Institute, School of Information and Library Science, on behalf of the late David Severn, a 1968 Pratt alumnus) is designed to identify innovation by full-time faculty members, or a group of full-time faculty members, in incorporating evolving information technologies in the curricula of accredited masters degree programs in library and information studies. Chair:Youngok Choi, Catholic University of America – choiy@cua.edu Members:Danilo Baylen, University of West Georgia Board Liaison:Cecilia Salvatore, Dominican University, Director of Membership Services – csalvatore@dom.edu Eligibility:Any full-time faculty member, or group of full-time faculty members, in a masters degree-granting institution of library and information studies can be proposed for this award. Any eligible faculty member, or group of full-time members, may propose themselves for this award. Part-time faculty members are not eligible for this award. Entire departments of library and information studies are also not eligible for the award, a smaller group of faculty members must be selected. Evaluation:Selection shall be made and the ALISE President, the winning faculty member, the Chair of the ALISE Awards and Honors Committee, and the Dean of Pratt Institute, School of Information and Library Science shall be notified by 60 days before the start of the ALISE annual meeting. Each nomination will be reviewed to assure that it is the work of an eligible faculty member and will be appraised with respect to:
The jury reserves the right not to give the Award if submissions do not meet the requirements or are of insufficient quality (a minimum 80% average score). Nominations Requirements
Award Submission Instructions |
Deadline: September 22, 2017
Source: https://ali.memberclicks.net/alise—pratt-severn-faculty-innovation-award